MOTS-C
10 mg
€ 35,00
per vialAvailable10 mg laboratory research material, clearly identified for legitimate analytical research.
Vial sets
1 vial · € 35,00 total · + € 4,99 PostNL shipping per order
- Reference
- MVP / 003
- Strength
- 10 mg
- Availability
- Available
- Handling
- Store cool and dry, away from light. Laboratory handling only.
- Shipping
- PostNL within the Netherlands, € 4,99 per order
Specification
For research only. Not for human use.
Key research areas
- Mitochondrial-derived peptide signalling
- AMPK activation and cellular energy sensing
- Glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity
- Exercise biology and physical capacity
- Age-related metabolic regulation
Potential benefits observed in research
- Improved glucose tolerance observed in animal metabolic studies.
- Enhanced physical capacity reported in age-related exercise models.
- Associated with restored metabolic flexibility under high-fat-diet conditions in preclinical work.
- Naturally elevated after exercise in human observations, linking it to adaptive metabolism.
Reported observations from published studies under controlled conditions. They do not establish the safety, quality or performance of this research material.
Research documentation
MOTS-c — 10 mg
MOTS-c is a 16-amino-acid mitochondrial-derived peptide investigated for its role in communication between cellular energy systems and metabolic regulation. Laboratory studies have linked its activity to AMPK, an enzyme that helps cells respond to changes in energy availability. Animal research has examined glucose metabolism, insulin sensitivity and physical capacity under defined experimental conditions.
Key Research Areas
- Mitochondrial signalling
- AMPK activity
- glucose metabolism
- cellular energy regulation
- exercise biology
Human research has also observed changes in naturally occurring MOTS-c after exercise; this is different from demonstrating a benefit from an externally supplied product. Its scientific interest lies in how a small mitochondrial-derived signal may influence metabolism beyond the mitochondrion itself. The cited studies do not establish clinical efficacy or safety for the MVP research material. Metabolic study; exercise research.
For research purposes only. Not for human consumption or therapeutic use.
